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Reflections on writing

Nursing Outlook, 1999
B eing published rather extensively, I am accustomed to reviewers' comments, their conflicting suggestions, and other idiosyncrasies. For the most part, like other scholars, I pick my battles and issues with care, being ever cognizant that taking oneself too seriously is a most unattractive attribute. However, recently I have been criticized by several
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Reflections on process writing

Journal for Language Teaching, 2007
This paper reviews collaboration between a Communication lecturer and two Science lecturers to improve underprepared students' scientific writing, using a process writing approach. Findings suggest that undertaking  process writing is worthwhile as part of a deep learning approach in higher education; however, such an endeavour requires careful ...
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Reflections on…Writing for successful publication

Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy, 2006
Most writers feel stuck at some point in the writing process. These reflections are based on what occupational therapists and others have learned from their own experiences about writing papers and publishing their work in peer-reviewed journals.In 2004, I invited students and colleagues to send me their top three writing strategies to prepare for an ...
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Writing to Learn: Reflective Writing

2017
One student relates that last semester I was getting B’s in my courses. This semester because I am using reflective writing in all of my courses to look at the material before I come to class, I am an A student. The increase in the student’s marks indicates that the self-dialogue helped the student develop functions within the zone of proximal ...
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Reflective Writing

RELC Journal, 2008
Educationists and writing practitioners consider reflection to be a defining feature of student portfolios (Fink 2003; Zubizarreta 2004; Jones and Shelton 2006). A writing portfolio without reflection is merely a collection of written work which does not contribute to `real' learning.
Sujata S. Kathpalia, Carmel Heah
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Reflective Writing

2007
Given the national increase in culturally and linguistically diverse public school students, there is a gap between what teachers and students bring to the English classroom. The lack of cultural and linguistic familiarity is exacerbated when students who have traditionally been underserved by education in the United States are required to write in ...
Arlette Ingram Willis   +1 more
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Reflective writing in medical education

Medical Teacher, 2012
The teaching of reflection and the use of reflective writing assignments is commonplace in medical school education. There is a preponderance of research in medical education, which appraises and discusses new ways of teaching reflection.Students often complain about having to write about their experience with that patient.
Philip, Song, Rosalyn, Stewart
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Reflection: Life Writing and Creative Writing

This text deals with the role creative writing can play in the field of life writing. Emphasising both life writing’s general goals and obstacles, the text underlines the ways in which the fictional can add to the already existing discourse by expanding on, rather than discarding, life writing’s modes of narrative and focus on authenticity. Functioning
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Integrating reflective writing in CS/IS

ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, 2007
The ability to communicate effectively is a critical attribute for graduates of CS/IS programs. A challenge for CS/IS educators is how best to create experiential learning activities for students that allow for enhanced learning outcomes. In this paper we summarize a set of experiential learning activities coupled with the use of reflective writing ...
Jeffrey A. Stone, Elinor M. Madigan
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Reflection in/and Writing

Academic Medicine, 2012
During the past decade, "reflection" and "reflective writing" have become familiar terms and practices in medical education. The authors of this article argue that the use of the terms requires more thoughtfulness and precision, particularly because medical educators ask students to do so much reflection and reflective writing.
Delese, Wear   +3 more
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